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The court dismissed Ms. Hoflin’s claim against ICBC under the unidentified driver provisions because written notice was not given within six months.
The court held West Arm Truck Lines Ltd. was not vicariously liable for a driver’s alleged road-rage assault on another truck driver and dismissed the claim against West Arm.
The court found the defendant solely liable after his reversing van struck the plaintiff’s ladder, causing a serious fall and extensive injuries.
The Court of Appeal held the $40,000 truck lease payment was not recoverable, setting aside the award because it was tied to personal injuries or, alternatively, wrongly treated as foreseeable.
The court found that multiple motor vehicle accidents caused an indivisible chronic pain and psychiatric injury, and awarded damages against the defendants.
The court found Hofstee fully liable for the first collision, rejected mitigation arguments, and held the later accident damages were barred by workers’ compensation law.
Summary trial on a motor-vehicle injury claim arising from a police pursuit. The court refused to dismiss the Minister under the Workers Compensation Act and dismissed the claims against the RCMP officers personally.
Appeal from a statute-barred personal injury dismissal. The Court split on whether workers’ compensation election postponed time, with the majority dismissing the appeal.
The court refused special costs but allowed $8,400 as a taxable disbursement for specialist counsel retained for WCAT submissions on a workers' compensation issue.
The court allowed the defendants to amend their defence to plead the Workers Compensation Act, but only if their insurer gave an undertaking protecting the plaintiff from delay-related prejudice.
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